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K vyjadřování posesivity v dialektech češtiny a v běžném úzu mládeže z oblasti západočeského pohraničí

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Nová J.
Naše řeč (Our Speech)
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2016
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vol. 99
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issue 3
132-146
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The aim of this paper is to present the regional distribution of the possessive genitive (the type bratra syn / syn bratra) in Czech and compare this type with possessive adjectives. The possessive genitive appears to be the only way to express complex possessive phrases in Czech, with the exception of southwest Bohemian dialects, which have a special invariable type of possessive adjective (bratrovo syn) with similar usability. A survey carried out in the west Bohemian border region showed the type bratrovo syn to be highly dominant over the genitive type bratra syn.
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Ke zpracování názvů rostlin v Akademickém slovníku současné češtiny

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Nová J., Pernicová H.
Naše řeč (Our Speech)
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2016
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vol. 99
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issue 4
207-212
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The names of plants are presented as an example of the way in which terminological items are treated in the Academic Dictionary of Contemporary Czech (ASSČ). The general principles applied are accuracy and comprehensibility of explanation, while specific rules include the proper choice of the genus proximum and theparaphrasing of botanical terms necessary for the description of the plant. The treatment of the genus and the treatment of the species differ in the position of the botanical name in the entry. We also discuss the treatment of polysemic lexemes of this semantic group, as well as the treatment of plant families. The principles are illustrated using examples of completed entries.
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